James Cranna

Arnold 2021-12-21 08:01:15

George Lucas first tried the sci-fi sledgehammer. It is still out of date.

Experimental works, gloomy content, pure tones. Determined by the content of its totalitarian control, the form is minimalism, and the large amount of pure white is impressive. Because of the subtitles, part of the plot...

Briana 2021-12-21 08:01:15

This should be the first time I have watched George Lucas’s film seriously. Although the movie channel has shown "Indiana Jones" many times, I can always see "Star Wars" when I rent a disc when I was young, but nothing As a young, I hate science fiction and adventure themes. After all, as a child...

Melyssa 2022-04-22 07:01:32

Similar to "Escape from the Clone Island", there are too many films on the same theme, but this is the first one, and it is really amazing to make it like this.

Vern 2022-03-25 09:01:10

As a representative of the technical branch of the "movie kid" group, George Lucas is not only a blockbuster that only relies on leading special effects. This film reminds me of Kubrick's 2001 Space Odyssey. When rational calculation reaches the extreme, sensibility is degraded to the lowest point, and even drugs need to be suppressed. Absence of human nature seems to be one of the conditions for ensuring controllability, but even in such cases, accidents (manipulation accidents and explosions) frequently occur. Confession/confession has become a kind of postmodern performance, not just because the "Jesus AI" is not intelligent enough, but because rigid machines can never replace people. There are some irrational motives behind many seemingly rational choices. The solution to the conflict between rationality and emotion is never to remove and ignore irrationality to maximize benefits and efficiency, but to look behind the crowd. irrational, seeking a balance and a way out. The film's reflection on modern machines is undoubtedly extremely interesting. In contrast, those "exciting" fights and car chases are somewhat redundant and unnecessary.